tweets with multiple images to different folders

[orktributes]

can i make gallery-dl download images from a multiple image tweet in to different folders?
like if the tweet has multiple image download the first image to
      gallery-dl/twitter/has_feldt_1835306456595169486/Images/has_feldt_1835306456595169486.jpg
and the second one to
      gallery-dl/twitter/has_feldt_1835306456595169486[add a num to the name]/Images/has_feldt_1835306456595169486.jpg

like this and sorry for image

my config

[mikf]

You can use conditional format strings and check count for the number of files per Tweet:

{
    "extractor": {
        "twitter": {
            "directory": {
                "count > 1": ["{category}", "{user[name]}", "{tweet_id}"],
                ""         : ["{category}", "{user[name]}"]
            }
        }
    }
}

[orktributes]

i try to try it but a ssl error and an authentication maybe?
gallery-dl.bin "https://x.com/has_feldt/status/1835306456595169486" -c config.json --cookies-from-browser firefox
gallery-dl.bin "https://x.com/has_feldt/status/1835306456595169486" -c config.json --cookies-from-browser firefox --no-check-certificate

[orktributes]

fix the ssl error with this
fix the authentication error with --cookies-from-browser firefox::twitter

i can not get it to download the images to different folders

[orktributes]

look like it maybe not possible if it is i can not find a why to do it

[mikf]

Well, there are 2 files in this Tweet, so {count} is 2 ... What else did you expect?

[orktributes]

im trying to do this
./gallery-dl/twitter/has_feldt_1835306456595169486_1/Images/has_feldt_18353064565951694861.jpg
./gallery-dl/twitter/has_feldt_1835306456595169486_2/Images/has_feldt_18353064565951694862.jpg

[mikf]

This isn't really possible. Why would you want to create a separate directory for each file in the first place?

[orktributes]

this is why

[Hrxn]

@orktributes I have no clue what this is even supposed to be, the description doesn't really say anything. I only see GDScript, so I assume this is some Godot project, but, honestly, I'm not even sure if I want to really know...

Besides, I'd suggest to simply use some sort of shell scripting for this. Simply use {num} either at the end or the beginning of the filename, together with some short char sequence as a separator, and use this consistently. Then you can easily detect those files which belong together, use string splitting and move them each into their own subdirectory.